One of my main gripes about the, otherwise very creditable, BOSS software, is that there is no coherent Bank or Staking strategy that can be used in conjunction with it. That is why I have designed one simple and easy to maintain strategy that will enhance the betting experience you get from the BOSS.

Bank Size

Most importantly the bank size is limited to the amount you can afford to lose. Why does it always say that, when you start talking about bank size? Because it is true. The cold facts are that approximately 97% of bettors lose money over a long period of time, meaning the possibility of their bank going bust is all too evident.

I always relate my bank size to the odds I am betting at. The reason I do this is because the odds you are betting at will determine the potential losing run you may have. For instance, if you back race horses at 16/1 you could be waiting a long time for a winner and if you had a bank of only 20 points you would probably be bust before finding one. On the other hand if you were backing even money shots your losing runs would be so much shorter and the requirement of a large bank not so great.

For me the even money shot is very relevant to the size of bank required for the BOSS system. Without going into the “theory of probabilities” the simplest way to describe it is when you toss a coin. The odds are fixed, you have a 50/50 chance that it will come down heads. Obviously, this is an even money shot, but how does this help us estimate the required bank size? Well what you need to know is the likeliest longest losing run at the odds of evens and it is from that where you can work out the bank size.

If you tossed the coin 550 times the probabilities are that it would land on heads 9 consecutive times at least once during that sequence, More on Bank & Staking Plan for BOSS